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Was looking at another thread, and starting looking into the stuxnet worm. I'm a computer guy, and so I have more than a casual interest in these topics. Anyhow, I follow a link to Wikipedia, and follow another link to ...

Wether lying or incredibly mistaken matters not, either way I already disproved this claim during my broadcast yesterday, which indeed I mentioned in the comments section of that link and was of course, ignored. I wonder how long those who believe it, you included, can continue to ignore the debunking it already received here?Thread: Come see live video of the moon, stars, and a telescopic sunrise! (Page 2)Come on andrew, man up, why did my telescope find the moon and sun to be precisely where they should be in the sky?

Quoting: Astronut

Still no response? The sun and moon were shown to be right where they should be, why is that andrew?

the tiny red dot is glued to Earth all the time! there is no rotation around Moon's axis!

Quoting: andrew

The moon changes position as part of its orbit. For the same side to stay facing the earth it has to rotate at the same rate as its orbit. This is basic stuff. If it wasn't rotating at all then the dot in that .gif would stay pointing in the same direction constantly, but as it is the dot goes through a full 360 degree rotation.

but if you so insist we can call it that way, though "technically" its not rotation around its axis

Quoting: andrew

BS. The "technical" definition of rotation fits the movement of the moon perfectly. If you disagree, post the "technical" definition you're using (technical meaning not something you pulled out of your ass).

the tiny red dot is glued to Earth all the time! there is no rotation around Moon's axis!

The moon changes position as part of its orbit. For the same side to stay facing the earth it has to rotate at the same rate as its orbit. This is basic stuff. If it wasn't rotating at all then the dot in that .gif would stay pointing in the same direction constantly, but as it is the dot goes through a full 360 degree rotation.

Quoting: Marquis

are you really that DUMB?

"changes position as a part of its orbit bla bla..." - what utter nonsense!

the right part of that gif is misleading - for if it was doing it while staying in place - i agree it could be called rotation around its axis. but if ytou look at left part of gif you see how it is - it is orbiting around Earth with obe side 'glued' permanently to Earth! - just exactly like Nancy/Zetas said!

what it does ( as evidenced by red dot) is not rotate around its axis, it orbits Earth with one side glued to it! that doesnt equal rotation around its axis!

and to the contrary - if it WAS rotating, red dot would point out at times. and it does NOT. this right part of gif is misleading.

"changes position as a part of its orbit bla bla..." - what utter nonsense!

Quoting: andrew

Really, what's nonsensical about that? Do you deny that the position of the moon changes due to its orbit? That's what an orbit is.

the right part of that gif is misleading - for if it was doing it while staying in place - i agree it could be called rotation around its axis. but if ytou look at left part of gif you see how it is - it is orbiting around Earth with obe side 'glued' permanently to Earth! - just exactly like Nancy/Zetas said!

Quoting: andrew

It's rotating AND orbiting you dimwit. The fact that it's not standing still has no bearing on the fact that it still rotates on its axis. Rotation and translation are two completely different concepts and the fact that you think one negates the other speaks volumes about your knowledge of the subject.

what it does ( as evidenced by red dot) is not rotate around its axis, it orbits Earth with one side glued to it! that doesnt equal rotation around its axis!

and to the contrary - if it WAS rotating, red dot would point out at times. and it does NOT. this right part of gif is misleading.

Quoting: andrew

If the moon wasn't rotating then the dot would be pointing in the same direction constantly. Not relative to the Earth, but relative to the surrounding space.

this animation does not show rotation of Moon around its axis, of its own!this "rotation" you refer to is a relative thing, abstract, optical illusion

What does "of its own" mean? What other body do you think the Moon's rotation belongs to?

Quoting: Menow 1119283

the fact is, they dont know why does it behave that way or it doesnt stick with their sacred formula, so they invent something science-like, some pseudoscientific crap like "changes position as a part of its orbit..".

Moon in that gif anim does not rotate around its axis, all it does is rotate around Earth!(it has no spin around its own axis)

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this animation does not show rotation of Moon around its axis, of its own!this "rotation" you refer to is a relative thing, abstract, optical illusion

What does "of its own" mean? What other body do you think the Moon's rotation belongs to?

the fact is, they dont know why does it behave that way or it doesnt stick with their sacred formula, so they invent something science-like, some pseudoscientific crap like "changes position as a part of its orbit..".

Moon in that gif anim does not rotate around its axis, all it does is rotate around Earth!(it has no spin around its own axis)

Quoting: andrew

1) The Moon doesn't 'rotate' around Earth, it 'ROVOLVES' around Earth.

2) What do you mean they don't know why? Of course 'they' do. What formula do you think the Moon is violating?

the fact is, they dont know why does it behave that way or it doesnt stick with their sacred formula, so they invent something science-like, some pseudoscientific crap like "changes position as a part of its orbit..".

Quoting: andrew

A change in position is the exact definition of motion. The moon orbits the earth. An orbit involves motion. Therefore the moon changes position. This is not complicated.

this animation does not show rotation of Moon around its axis, of its own!

this "rotation" you refer to is a relative thing, abstract, optical illusion

By the way, Andrew... All this is not the claim of Nancy's I asked you about in the first place. It was her lying about "Moon facts". Are you afraid to talk about that?

"Moon facts" were about the wobble - "moon out of place" is an effect of wobble

Quoting: andrew

No. "Moon facts" was about Nancy's falsification of the definition of "libration". I even quoted it for you. It wasn't about the Moon being 'out of place' at all. It was about the Moon's apparent rotation as it crosses the sky. You don't seem to even understand what Nancy was saying. That's why I asked you to describe what you think was being claimed. You didn't answer.

this animation does not show rotation of Moon around its axis, of its own!this "rotation" you refer to is a relative thing, abstract, optical illusion

What does "of its own" mean? What other body do you think the Moon's rotation belongs to?

the fact is, they dont know why does it behave that way or it doesnt stick with their sacred formula, so they invent something science-like, some pseudoscientific crap like "changes position as a part of its orbit..".

Moon in that gif anim does not rotate around its axis, all it does is rotate around Earth!(it has no spin around its own axis)

1) The Moon doesn't 'rotate' around Earth, it 'ROVOLVES' around Earth.

2) What do you mean they don't know why? Of course 'they' do. What formula do you think the Moon is violating?

3) I asked you what "of its own" means. You didn't answer.

Quoting: Menow 1119283

Moon does not rotate around its axis, all it does is rotate around Earth!(it has no spin around its own axis)

this animation does not show rotation of Moon around its axis, of its own!this "rotation" you refer to is a relative thing, abstract, optical illusion

What does "of its own" mean? What other body do you think the Moon's rotation belongs to?

the fact is, they dont know why does it behave that way or it doesnt stick with their sacred formula, so they invent something science-like, some pseudoscientific crap like "changes position as a part of its orbit..".

Moon in that gif anim does not rotate around its axis, all it does is rotate around Earth!(it has no spin around its own axis)

1) The Moon doesn't 'rotate' around Earth, it 'ROVOLVES' around Earth.2) What do you mean they don't know why? Of course 'they' do. What formula do you think the Moon is violating?

3) I asked you what "of its own" means. You didn't answer.

Moon does not rotate around its axis, all it does is rotate around Earth!(it has no spin around its own axis)

Quoting: andrew

See the bolded above. An orbit is called a 'revolution' not a rotation. You are confusing the terms.

Now... if all you are going to do is repeat the "Zeta party line" and refuse to answer the questions of discussion I ask you, I'll not waste any more time.

the fact is, they dont know why does it behave that way or it doesnt stick with their sacred formula, so they invent something science-like, some pseudoscientific crap like "changes position as a part of its orbit..".

A change in position is the exact definition of motion. The moon orbits the earth. An orbit involves motion. Therefore the moon changes position. This is not complicated.

Quoting: Marquis

a change in position is not rotation around its own axis (that is - spin).

this animation does not show rotation of Moon around its axis, of its own!this "rotation" you refer to is a relative thing, abstract, optical illusion

What does "of its own" mean? What other body do you think the Moon's rotation belongs to?

the fact is, they dont know why does it behave that way or it doesnt stick with their sacred formula, so they invent something science-like, some pseudoscientific crap like "changes position as a part of its orbit..".

Moon in that gif anim does not rotate around its axis, all it does is rotate around Earth!(it has no spin around its own axis)

1) The Moon doesn't 'rotate' around Earth, it 'ROVOLVES' around Earth.2) What do you mean they don't know why? Of course 'they' do. What formula do you think the Moon is violating?

3) I asked you what "of its own" means. You didn't answer.

Moon does not rotate around its axis, all it does is rotate around Earth!(it has no spin around its own axis)

See the bolded above. An orbit is called a 'revolution' not a rotation. You are confusing the terms.

Now... if all you are going to do is repeat the "Zeta party line" and refuse to answer the questions of discussion I ask you, I'll not waste any more time.

Quoting: Menow 1119283

i answered you!

"of its own" means Moon lacks spin around its own axis. what we see in that gif is not spin around its axis, its optical effect

this animation does not show rotation of Moon around its axis, of its own!this "rotation" you refer to is a relative thing, abstract, optical illusion

What does "of its own" mean? What other body do you think the Moon's rotation belongs to?

the fact is, they dont know why does it behave that way or it doesnt stick with their sacred formula, so they invent something science-like, some pseudoscientific crap like "changes position as a part of its orbit..".

Moon in that gif anim does not rotate around its axis, all it does is rotate around Earth!(it has no spin around its own axis)

1) The Moon doesn't 'rotate' around Earth, it 'ROVOLVES' around Earth.2) What do you mean they don't know why? Of course 'they' do. What formula do you think the Moon is violating?

3) I asked you what "of its own" means. You didn't answer.

Moon does not rotate around its axis, all it does is rotate around Earth!(it has no spin around its own axis)

See the bolded above. An orbit is called a 'revolution' not a rotation. You are confusing the terms.

Now... if all you are going to do is repeat the "Zeta party line" and refuse to answer the questions of discussion I ask you, I'll not waste any more time.

i answered you!

"of its own" means Moon lacks spin around its own axis. what we see in that gif is not spin around its axis, its optical effect